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High Ballers - Billet RB30

Started by Stiki · 15 May 2013 · 24 replies

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elare69Archived member
wouldn't think anyone has split RD block yet
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JET3LTArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by elare69 [View Post] wouldn't think anyone has split RD block yet Nothing is impossible these days bud
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KIL-351Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by TUXEDO [View Post] But these 1,000rwhp engines would have grout filled blocks, would they not? I'd assume that you could have water galleries in a billet block and still be capable of running 60 psi of boost. GH-0747 runs water and went 7.3 at 184mph! lol... its the tune up guys forget about billet for now unless you have 300k to throw at a full chassis prorwd car and develop it for a year or two as i reckon you would still break billet blocks / heads till they get the design right, you have to break it first, to know how to make it stronger / more efficient. I was going to get 2 done when i had my vl, a guy was doing them for 8k each but i stacked the car before I could break the engine on 52 pounds.
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elare69Archived member
GH047 run Rb30 block ? sleeves ?
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MICKYYYYArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by elare69 [View Post] wouldn't think anyone has split RD block yet Someone has split the block!!! Stiki Contact Godzilla Motorsports as they have 2-3 billet blocks being made so maybe a good opportunity...
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